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7. East End Revitalized*

Exclusive enclaves with sprawling lots, mature oaks, and proximity to Highland Village shopping.

7. East End Revitalized*

Appreciation Trends

Median House Price

$354,500

Price Per Square Foot

$212

21%

10 Years  %

Public Schools

Ellementary

Crockett Elementary (Rating: 8/10)

Middle

Briscoe Middle School (Rating: 6/10)

High

Austin High School (Rating: 7/10)

The East End, also known as the Greater East End, is a historic area of Houston that has undergone significant revitalization in recent years. Known for its rich cultural heritage, particularly its Hispanic roots, the East End is becoming increasingly popular for its affordability, proximity to downtown, and burgeoning arts scene.


Location


East of downtown Houston, generally bounded by Clinton Drive to the north, Interstate 45 to the south, 610 Loop to the east, and the Houston Belt & Terminal Railroad to the west.


Attractions

  1. Navigation Esplanade (4.5/5 stars, 200+ reviews)Pedestrian-friendly promenade with public art and events

  2. Tony Marron Park (4.5/5 stars, 300+ reviews)19-acre park along Buffalo Bayou with trails and sports facilities

  3. The Esplanade at Navigation (4.6/5 stars, 500+ reviews)Mixed-use development with restaurants, shops, and community events

Restaurants

  1. The Original Ninfa's on Navigation (4.5/5 stars, 3,000+ reviews)Iconic Tex-Mex restaurant, birthplace of fajitas

  2. Nancy's Hustle (4.6/5 stars, 500+ reviews)Modern American bistro with European influences

  3. Xela Coffee Roasters (4.8/5 stars, 200+ reviews)Local coffee shop known for quality brews and community involvement

Community

  • Strong sense of community with a mix of long-time residents and newcomers

  • Active civic associations and community organizations

  • Growing arts scene with numerous murals and the East End Studio Gallery

Improved public transportation with the METRORail Green Line


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